AI & Fairness, Transparency, and Inclusion/ D.I.C.E Committee (9/5/25)

Topic: Algorithmic Fairness: What Does It Really Mean in Law?

Speaker: Richard Warner, Professor of Law & Faculty Director of Chicago-Kent's Center for Law and Computers, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law

Description: As attorneys, we are united by a higher calling: promoting and advocating for justice in society.  Ethical challenges related to the legal profession’s adoption of AI provide new opportunities for lawyers to be on the front lines as advocates and counselors.

Join us as Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Richard Warner frames a timeless legal issue – distributive justice, or the requirement of fairness in the distribution of costs and benefits across society – for the AI age.

(IL Diversity/Inclusion PR-MCLE credit for live webcast only. No MCLE credit for on demand webcast.)

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